The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-27
Briefs.
Briefs.
U. & n. ARRIVED ten minutes before
time.

| U. & n. ARRIVED ten minutes before
time.
The c. P. train arrived three hours
and half late.
U. P. TRAIN No. came in on time;
No. one hour late.
PHIL. GRILL has deer in abundance
killed by Thanksgiving hunters.
WHOEVER Is responsible for changing
the weather has the heartfelt and sin
cele thanks Of a grateful community.
OUR STREETS were crowded yesterday
with country visitors, and the stores
correspondingly large business.
The Police Court is having quite q
millennium no arrests having been made
on any charge since Thanksgiving Day
ELDER B. E. RICH is travelling through
the County as a missionary of the Y
NJ. NJ. l. a, and is meeting with hearty
welcomes wherever he goes.
WILLIAM DRIVER & Sons show win
dow exhibits samples of the most extern
sIve holiday goods to be seen in this
city. See their advertisements.
The THANKSGIVING festivities seem
hardly to have passed away vet, there
being few semi DRINKS" on the
str ct. Quietness, however, prevails.
PROFESSOR HeINE Madame Heine and
Miss Evelyn HeIne will appear in the
Methodist Church on Wednesday and
Thursday next in their farewell con-
cert.
JACK FROST froze everything before
under. and above him Friday night;
but Old SOILS genial rays quickly dis
persed him yesterday; the streets are
consequently not so c.esn as they have
been.
E. W. TUL11DGE and Joseph Hail gave
US pleasant call yesterday morning
The history of Nothern Utah is rapidly
pected will be issued some time in
January next.
THE GRAND weddiug-Kuhn-R osen-
baum-was a topic of animated CONVEX
sation on the streets Friday and yester-
day, and supplementary remarks with
regard to its completeness and style
we're freely given. A list of the presents
is published in this issue; they are at
once elegant, useful and ornamental.
The LECTURE at the Tabernacle Friday
evening by Professor Robinson did not
seem to give the satisfaction anticipated
by curious public. In the course of
the lecture, it was explained that the
mummies were not mbalmed but were
preserved by process of drying before
FIRE; that they belonged to a race of
Aztecs of the same nation as King
Montezuma.
How LONG is it going to be before the
authorities take cognizance of the
cruelty that is almost daily practiced
towards the noblest of all animals-the
horse? In one instance on Friday,
hard hearted fellow left his animal
hitched up for nearly 9 hours without
food or covering; and when the brutal
owner did make his appearance, he was
in such state of intoxication that he
had the appearance of being less an In
telligent being than the half-frozen
quadruped.
MKssRs. MoaRIs & PARRY are introduce
etc. into this city, for which purpose
Mr.. James Austin has been with us
from Salt lake CITY instructing the
workmen at this point. A cement
chimney can be seen as specimen, at
the plumber shop of Mr.. r. Williams.
Mr.. Austin has also put in a cement |
cellar at the residence of Mr.. Joseph |
Parry, North Main Street. He informs |
US that they can cure wet cellars, how |
ever chronic they NAV be.
SUBSCRIBERS TO Tullidge's new maya
zine-the WeSteFn GGlGTy--will be pleased |
ably make its appearance about the 18th |
of December. The editor and publisher |
Mrs. E. w. TullIdge, promises that his !
forthcoming magazine will be the equal |
of any similar periodical published, and |
it will be essen TALLY the magazine of |
the West. A special feature of the |
initial number will be reproduction of |
the private diary of Vice-President Col |
fax, the original of which is now in |
possession of Mr.. Tullidge. The illus |
Lrations will be similar to those of the |
Century, and equal to them in every re-
spect.
MAJOR Jos. A. WEST informs US that
snow fell very heavily on the mountains
Friday, where he and his party are sur
veying in the interest of the Salt Lake
Valley & Eastern Railroad, and it
seemed for time that they would be
to suspend operations on the
upper plateau, but he does not think it
will, and expects they will be able to
finish inside of ten days, when they will
on the lower plateau. The
major gave the boys, fifteen in number,
1 first-ciass Thanksgiving dinner, COM
orising sixty different dishes; the cook
ng being done by Mr.. Frank Williams,
Who proved himself to be q veritsble
Monos. Sous5e OF Partisan fame.
The Presents.
The following is a list of the presents